How can we help you?

Outdoor burning prohibited May 1 through Sept. 30

A state-mandated burn ban on all outdoor burning is in effect from May 1 through Sept. 30. 

The Georgia Environmental Protection Division imposes the ban to comply with Federal Clean Air Regulations.

According to the Georgia Forestry Commission, careless burning of debris is the leading cause of wildfires in Georgia.

In the hot months of summer, the ozone in the air can reach unhealthy levels. Outdoor burning is a significant contributor to the pollutants that form ozone, according to the Georgia Environmental Protection Division. 

For more information about the burn ban, see the outdoor Burning Guidelines on the City website. Questions? Call Johns Creek Fire Marshal at 678-512-3363 or email FireMarshal@JohnsCreekGA.gov.

Fire Marshal

(678) 512-3363
Subscribe to city news

More news & updates

all news
Dec 3, 2024

Recycle Christmas trees on Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025

Residents are asked to remove electric lights, tinsel, and ornaments from the tree, and make sure your tree ha ...

Read more
Nov 13, 2024

City launches annual Toys for Tots campaign

Donated toys, which will be accepted through Dec. 15, should be unwrapped, but still in their original packagi ...

Read more
Oct 17, 2024

City receives Fulton County Environment Award

The City of Johns Creek received a Fulton County Citizens Commission on the Environment (FCCCE) Award for City ...

Read more